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Cics problem determination guide
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MOTCLE	ABBREVIATION	DESCRIPTION
abend dump		A kind of dump produced when a program ends abnormally
abend dump		The contents of main storage, or part of main storage, written to an external medium for debugging an error condition that resulted in the termination of a task before its regular completion
automatic dump		In DFSMShsm, the process of using DFSMSdss to automatically perform a full-volume dump of all allocated space on a primary storage volume to designated tape volumes
CEDF		CICS Execution Diagnostic Facility. Testing aid from IBM.
CEEDUMP		A dump of the run-time environment for Language Environment and the member language libraries. Sections of the dump are selectively included, depending on options specified on the dump invocation. This is not a dump of the full address space, but a dump of storage and control blocks that Language Environment and its members control
CICS PD/MVS		CICS Problem Determination/MVS. Set of tools, announced September 1990, for the diagnosis and resolution of CICS region failures in CICS/ESA. March 1993, IBM sold the marketing rights for PD/MVS to Compuware Corporation (which originally developed the system in 1989).
CICS Problem Determination/MVS	CICS PD/MVS	A set of online tools to help system programmers analyze and manage system dumps. CICS PD/MVS automates dump analysis and formats the results into interactive online panels that can be used for further diagnosis and resolution of problems
DAE		See dump analysis and elimination
data dump		In COBOL, the contents of the data areas used by a program that has failed
debug		To detect, diagnose, and eliminate errors in programs
Debug		The human problem determination process for software. Literally, to remove bugs.
debug mode		(1) A mode in which a program provides detailed output about its activities to aid a user in detecting and correcting errors in the program itself or in the configuration of the program or system (2) An environment in which programs can be tested (3) In DFSMShsm, the method of operation that projects the changes that would occur in normal operation but in which no user data is moved
Debug Tool		Debugger. An optional feature of many IBM compilers, such as IBM PL/I for z/OS and z/VM where it is part of the Full-Function Feature.
debugger		A tool used to detect and trace errors in computer programs
Debugger		A tool for debugging.
debugging line		(1) A COBOL statement run only when the WITH DEBUGGING MODE clause is specified. Debugging lines can help determine the cause of an error (2) In COBOL, any line with a D in the indicator area of the line
debugging section		In COBOL, a declaratives section that receives control when an identifier, file name, or procedure name is encountered in the Procedure Division
debugging session		The debugging activities that occur between the time that a developer starts a debugger and the time that the developer exits from it
declarative sentence		In COBOL, a compiler-directing statement that specifies when a debugging section or an exception/error procedure is to be run
declaratives		In COBOL, a set of one or more special-purpose sections, at the beginning of the Procedure Division that can be used for error checking or debugging
DFHDUP		See dump utility program
dump		(1) To record or copy, at a particular instant, data from one storage device onto another storage device to protect the data and debug the program (2) To copy the contents of all or part of visual storage for the purpose of collecting error information (3) Data that is copied in a readable format from main or auxiliary storage to an external medium such as tape, diskette, or printer (4) A representation of the contents of selected areas of main storage used to find out whether a program is functioning as intended and to analyze problems. Dumps may be recorded by CICS either as a consequence of failure detected during CICS execution, or upon explicit request. See also partition dump (5) A capture of storage information at the time of an error
dump		(1) A report showing the contents of storage. Dumps are typically produced following program failures, for use as diagnostic aids. (2) To copy the contents of all or part of storage for the purpose of collecting error information. (3) Data that has been dumped
Dump		To copy data, at a particular instant, from one storage device to another. Dumping is usually for the purpose of collecting error information for analysis.
dump		To write the contents of part or all of main storage, or part or all of a minidisk, to auxiliary storage or a printer. See abend dump
dump analysis and elimination	DAE	A z/OS service that enables an installation to suppress SVC dumps and ABEND SYSUDUMP dumps that are not needed because they duplicate previously written dumps
dump analysis and elimination	DAE	composant g?rant les fichiers DUMP en MVS-XA
dump code		(1) In CICS Transaction Server, a predefined name by which a dump is known. There are two types of dump code, transaction dump codes and system dump codes, used in transaction dumps and system dumps, respectively. A dump code can be defined by CICS or the user and is used to select a set of system actions. These actions are held in either the system or transaction dump table. See also system dump code, system dump table, transaction dump code, transaction dump table (2) In CICS/VSE, a predefined name by which a transaction dump is known
dump data set		A sequential data set (optional) used to record dumps of transactions (tasks) within the system. It can be formatted and printed by the CICS dump utility program (DFHDUP). If required, the user can define two dump data sets (DFHDMPA and DFHDMPB), switching between them during online execution of CICS
dump utility program	DFHDUP	An offline utility program that formats and prints the output from formatted dump, and prints transaction dumps. It operates in batch mode and, for formatted dumps, identifies each storage area, program, and table entry, and prints them separately, with actual and relative addresses
EDF		See execution diagnostic facility
EXEC interface block	EIB	A control block associated with each task in a CICS command-level environment. The EIB contains information that is useful during the execution of an application program (such as the transaction identifiers) and information that is helpful when a dump is being used to debug a program
execution diagnostic facility	EDF	A CICS facility used for testing application programs interactively online, without making any modifications to the source program or to the program preparation procedure. The facility intercepts execution of the program at various points and displays information about the program at these points. Also displayed are any screens sent by the user program, so that the programmer can converse with the application program during testing just as a user would do on the production system
Interactive Problem Control System	IPCS	A component of MVS and z/OS that permits online problem management, interactive problem diagnosis, online debugging for disk-resident abend dumps, problem tracking, and problem reporting
interactive problem control system	IPCS	A component of z/OS that permits online problem management, interactive problem diagnosis, online debugging for dumps, problem tracking, and problem reporting
interactive problem control system	IPCS	logiciel d'?tude des dumps MVS fonctionnant sous TSO ou ISPF
IPCS		Interactive Problem Control System. A component of z/VM that facilitates on-line problem management, interactive problem diagnosis, on-line debugging for disk-resident CP abend dumps, problem tracking, and problem reporting. Replaced by DVF.
memory dump		Synonymous with dump
partition dump		An unformatted dump of the entire CICS partition. It is produced by CICS from within the partition without operating system assistance. See also dump
SDUMP		See system dump
system dump	SDUMP	A dump of all the storage in the system that can be used for problem determination
system dump code		A name of up to eight characters by which a system dump will be known. A system dump code can be defined by CICS or by the user and identifies a set of system actions held in the form of an entry in the system dump table. See also dump code
system dump table	SDT	A CICS table which may contain an entry for each system dump code. See also dump code
TEST		TSO command only available in line mode. It cannot be used from within ISPF. Although no longer popular, it does provide a useful way of debugging Assembler programs written to run in the TSO environment, and, with some effort, batch programs, too. Includes its own set of line mode subcommands, mostly used for setting breakpoints and displaying/modifying storage locations. Used in place of the TSO CALL command to load a program for debugging.
transaction abend code		A four-character code, defined by CICS or the user, that is used when abnormally terminating a transaction. CICS-defined transaction abend codes begin with the letter 'A'. A transaction abend code is used to indicate the cause of an error that may have occurred in CICS code or in a user program. See also transaction dump code
transaction dump		In CICS, a formatted dump for the program active at the time the dump was requested. A transaction dump indicates where the error occurred within the program
transaction dump code		A name of up to four characters by which a transaction dump will be known. When a transaction abend causes CICS to create a transaction dump, the associated transaction abend code is used as the transaction dump code. See also dump code, transaction abend code
transaction dump table	TDT	A CICS table which may contain an entry for each transaction dump code. See also dump code

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